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  1. terryb18

    Hunters Moon Castle Bromwich

    You all may find the attached picture of interest. I can't remember where I got it from, probably off the web somewhere. Terry
  2. terryb18

    The workhouse programme ITV Jan2014

    Just watched a very interesting and informative program called 'Secrets from the Workhouse'. the welfare system of the day. It was a bit of an eye opener, I did'nt know Charlie Chaplin was in the workhouse for a start. If you did'nt see it can I recommend you watch it on catchup tv. I have set...
  3. terryb18

    Hidden Secrets of the Council House

    I must admit I did'nt know about that. They could make a tourist attraction out of it, I'm sure it would be popular because humans do seem to have a morbid curiosity about things. :biggrin:
  4. terryb18

    Pubs Of The Past

    Phil, by a coincidence I came across this picture of the F & G on facebook the other day (I Think) It is a rare photo so I hope whoever posted it does'nt mind me sharing it. The F & G being built. Terry
  5. terryb18

    Bulpitt and Sons Birmingham

    Lyn, Swan was their brand name, they sold their rights to it in 1988 to Moulinex a French company.
  6. terryb18

    Library Of Birmingham 2013

    I agree Bernard, I wish I did it more, but its not often I get good ideas :friendly_wink: Incidentally, any picture I post of mine can be freely used by anyone. Terry
  7. terryb18

    Library Of Birmingham 2013

    I am particularly pleased with this one, though strictly speaking it is not of the library.
  8. terryb18

    Library Of Birmingham 2013

    Thanks both, but I am certainly no expert, just a simple compact camera combined with lucky shots. I must have took about 60 odd pictures that night and most of them I will probably delete. Terry
  9. terryb18

    Library Of Birmingham 2013

    Here are a couple of pics I took the other night. Terry
  10. terryb18

    Bulpitt and Sons Birmingham

    Hi John, I assume you are referring to me, but no I am not the person you are thinking of. I left Bulpitts over 45 years ago and I never kept in contact with anyone. Terry
  11. terryb18

    York & Lancaster Regiment 1930s

    Can I thank you all for your help, I also had the information from another member of this forum, again thank you all. Terry
  12. terryb18

    York & Lancaster Regiment 1930s

    Re: A question I have just found another 2 that may help. My uncle was born in 1911. Terry
  13. terryb18

    York & Lancaster Regiment 1930s

    Would anyone know anything about the attached picture, who they are, where are/were they based. My uncle is in the third row,third from left. He was a Japanese P.O.W and he died in 1978.
  14. terryb18

    Nailers and nailmaking

    Cliff, did you get the email I sent you with the patent attachment? Terry
  15. terryb18

    JFK Kennedy Memorial Mosaic

    I was 16 and just got in from work when it came on the telly. If I remember right, was'nt there someone playing piano the rest of the night on the telly? I'm not to sure about that. Terry
  16. terryb18

    Library Of Birmingham 2013

    Some pictures from the new library web site...https://www.libraryofbirmingham.com/warwickshirephotographicsurvey Terry
  17. terryb18

    Courtyards and yards of brum

    I had an Aunt who lived at mumber 3 or 4 Church Terrace. I can remember going to regularly visit her back in the 60's.
  18. terryb18

    Sutton Park History

    Here's a pic of Druids Well 1915. Edit. theres a thread about this well here https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/sutton-park-history-druids-well-near-bracebridge-pool.24653
  19. terryb18

    Roll of Honour WW1

    My grandmothers first husband Harry Frost, a blacksmith born in Banbury in 1879. Unfortunately no images exist as far as I am aware.
  20. terryb18

    Fuel

    Ok, that was a light-hearted take on the odd penny, but on a more serious note, how many people on here, when you have filled up in a busy forecourt, will move forward a bit before you go to pay if you see another 1 or 2 cars behind you waiting for their turn so the next person can start filling...
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